Ep 07: Bryan Doerries & Monique Rada

SITREP NYC by NYC Dept. of Veterans’ Services

Mar 20, 201936:45Government & Organizations

In this episode we talk about using ancient Greek plays to act as catalysts for community-driven discussions about uncomfortable issues, and about using age-old approaches to help individuals heal from trauma and loss. L...

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